Sentences with phrase «ordinance so»

Having four dogs means you're one over the... er suggested limit by city ordinance so you'd better be a quiet, law abiding citizen.

Registered show dogs are exempted from this ordinance so, once again, we have a situation where the mixed breed dogs are being targeted but dogs that are officially one of the targeted breeds, are not.

This last suggestion does have limitations depending on your city ordinances so please check with your city or town before you start digging up your lawn.

To alleviate the negative legal consequences, towns that implement progressive TNR programs should revise current ordinances so that community cats, and the generous caregivers who support these homeless animals, are exempted from these burdensome provisions.

I was pleased in New Leaf they added the ordinances so you can have the village be a «night owl.»

And get rid of those town ordinances so people could do something natural in their yards.

Not exact matches

Parking rules and regulations, as well as local ordinances, change often, so a good location one month may be gone the next.

Keep in mind that food trucks usually have to meet a special set of ordinances and safety compliance standards, so contact your local health department to determine what your mobile restaurant will require.

Our religion centers completely around Christ and has all the ordinances, temples, prophets, apostles, and so forth that existed in Christ's church when He was on the earth.

A real and sustained effort was made to reconstruct the whole social order upon the basis of the Law of God, not only by giving it statutory force, but by «writing it on the heart», so far as this could be done by positive instruction and through the ordinances of public worship.

Temple ordinances then sanctify family relationships so that the entire Mormon experience can be said to uphold the integrity of the LDS family.

For he is our peace, who has made us both one, and has broken down the dividing wall of hostility, by abolishing in his flesh the law of commandments and ordinances, that he might create in himself one new man in place of the two, so making peace, and might reconcile us both to God in one body through the cross, thereby bringing the hostility to an end.

For he is our peace, who has made us both one, and has broken down the dividing wall of hostility, by abolishing in his flesh the law of commandments and ordinances, that he might create in himself one new man in place of two, so making peace» (Eph.

He says that he has, but so have most Mormons who are eligible to participate in temple ordinances.

having abolished in His flesh the enmity, that is, the law of commandments contained in ordinances, so as to create in Himself one new man from the two, thus making peace,

AND the proxy baptisms are a done so that those who have passed on without baptism may choose to accept the ordinance.

So, the bigger question remains... why would anyone want to exclude these two ordinances from our lives in the first place?

So, it sounds like you may be leading to a discussion about the way these two ordinances were performed rather than the necessity of the ordinances in of themselves.

The petition asks that a judge intervene so the city and its residents will be spared from «wasting resources debating and voting on an ordinance that can not become law.»

This was the condition to turn back our ways unto YHWH by doing this prayer, and doing His law so nothing had changed here, for one must do YHWHs law of righteousness first, and foremost, of the statues, judgments, and ordinances; He is not changing a thing, we must return to Him, and His law, is what's final.

Eph 2:14 For He Himself is our peace, who made both groups into one and broke down the barrier of the dividing wall, Eph 2:15 by abolishing in His flesh the enmity, which is the Law of commandments contained in ordinances, so that in Himself He might make the two into one new man, thus establishing peace, Eph 2:16 and might reconcile them both in one body to God through the cross, by it having put to death the enmity.

Ephesians 2:15, «Having abolished in his flesh the enmity, [even] the law of commandments [contained] in ordinances; for to make in himself of twain one new man, [so] making peace;»

So, anti-discrimination ordinances aren't just a sign of historical progress.

So I agree with you, clothing doesn't matter... unless it belies our lack of respect for God's ordinances... but only God knows.

For He Himself is our peace, who made both groups into one and broke down the barrier of the dividing wall, by abolishing in His flesh the enmity, which is the Law of commandments contained in ordinances, so that in Himself He might make the two into one new man, thus establishing peace, and might reconcile them both in one body to God through the cross, by it having put to death the enmity.

Just as Jeroboam claimed: «Behold your gods... who brought you up out of the land of Israel,» because it was the true God he wanted to worship, so Ahaz keeps up appearances, observing all the ordinances laid down by Yahweh.

So we hemmed and hawed for over a week and finally decided that we are going to stay put here for a few more years (and make this place more appealing to us and hopefully the next owner too), so I emailed the city planner to make sure permits were still available and he told me they had sold out earlier that week — less than two weeks from when the ordinance went into effecSo we hemmed and hawed for over a week and finally decided that we are going to stay put here for a few more years (and make this place more appealing to us and hopefully the next owner too), so I emailed the city planner to make sure permits were still available and he told me they had sold out earlier that week — less than two weeks from when the ordinance went into effecso I emailed the city planner to make sure permits were still available and he told me they had sold out earlier that week — less than two weeks from when the ordinance went into effect!

Neighbors are reportedly so freaked that one actually asked if the decorations «violates a county ordinance.»

And so Seattle City Council passes ordinance to protect public breastfeeding.

Several other cities have adopted CEDAW ordinances, including San Francisco, which did so back in 1998.

This policy will pertain to all personal web pages or internet sites where there is any reference to the Buffalo Police Department, to ensure employees use appropriate discretion in the use of references to the Buffalo Police Department so as not to discredit the Department; to ensure that the release of information concerning crimes, accidents, or violations of ordinances or statues to persons outside the Department is not disseminated, either directly or indirectly; and that all employees treat as confidential the official business of the Department.

Due to limited space and various city ordinances, people aren't allowed to be buried in San Francisco proper, so Colma has become the land of cemeteries; it has more dead people than living.

The class action, filed on behalf of 14 needy Philadelphia students and 12 public - interest organizations, claims the university has not abided by an 1977 city ordinance that the plaintiffs believe requires Penn to provide 125 so - called «Mayor's scholarships» for each entering class.

Orange County, Costa Mesa, and Fullerton all adopted so called «COIN» ordinances.

There are city ordinances specifying the required notice, so make sure to pay attention to these as well as state law.

Many cities have ordinances against home burial so check with your local officials before laying your pet to rest.

this also makes it easier for homes to not have protection because many cities and towns have ordinances against many of these so called dangerous breeds

So when we look at providing what we all want — public safety — it is imperative that we, as communities, look to cities that have ordinances that are actually proving to be affective at delivering public safety.

Be sure to check local ordinances before setting up a feeding site so as not to endanger yourself or the cats.

There has been so much good work surrounding community cats in Anne Arundel County, not just today, but years before this ordinance passed.

The ordinance we worked on for two years and fought so hard to get passed by the Chicago City Council took effect earlier this year.

Remember, this is a County wide ordinance, so anyone who lives in an unincorporated part of the county would be effected by its passage.

So, although the city attorney says it's unnecessary, the commission will consider an ordinance Tuesday night that states that the county's law against stray dogs and cats is operative in Kissimmee, too.

But the Encinitas City Council on June 24 unanimously approved an ordinance with the goal of stopping so - called puppy mills from setting up shop.

Thanks to the new ordinance, which was passed in September by county commissioners, animal shelters can (and must) search the registry, on the country - run website, to see if potential adopters have been convicted of animal abuse — if so, the adopter can and will be denied the right to adopt.

This sounds so great but after reading the ordinance I have what is probably a dumb question.

We will process the registration for you so that you and your dog or cat will be in compliance with this Indianapolis Animal Control ordinance.

This TRO, coming so closely on the heels of Arlington Heights» decision to opt out of the county ordinance, should make it clear that Cook County went too far in its haste to «send a message» to out - of - state breeders.

Pet owners don't have to worry about scooping up their pets» waste - at least not yet.An overhaul of Lake County's vast animal control ordinance was postponed Tuesday so more tinkering can be done to the law.

A crackdown is beginning on Volusia County dog and cat owners who have not licensed and vaccinated their pets under a 2 - year - old animal control ordinance, animal control officers said.Bill Foster, animal control director, said that so far no one has been prosecuted for failing to license a dog or cat or for not having the animal inoculated against rabies.